Ebola cases in eastern Congo surge nearly 40% in one week as death toll passes 200
The Hill—The Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo is accelerating, with cases jumping nearly 40% in a single week and the death toll surpassing 200, according to the Africa CDC. Congo also recorded a single-day record in new infections. Health experts warned the surge reflects not misinformation but deep structural and historical failures in the region's health system. The outbreak is centered in a conflict-affected area of eastern Congo.
- The Hill — Ebola outbreak cases jump nearly 40% in a single week
- ABC News — Health — Congo recorded a single-day record in new Ebola cases during the surge
- Deutsche Welle — New Ebola cases in Congo: What you need to know
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- AllAfrica — Experts say the Ebola surge reflects historical and structural failures, not misinformation
- Associated Press — Ebola cases in eastern Congo jumped nearly 40% in a week; deaths passed 200
- Washington Examiner — Ebola cases jump nearly 40% in eastern Congo outbreak, Africa CDC says